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JSTL Core c out Tag

By Dinesh Thakur

       This tag is Been used for Display the Result of an Expression. That is quite similar with the reference of<%…%>.

       In The program while using the C:Out tag we use some kind of attributes that has with it like we use “Value” this 
       will be used to inform about Output that will be show on the web Browser while Compiling The  program.

        <%@ taglib uri=”http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core” prefix=”c” %>

        <html>

        <head>

             <title>&lt;c:out&gt;Example In J.S.P</title>

      </head>

      <body>

                  <p><center><br><b><c:out value=”${‘This is The Example Of C:Out Tag’}”/></b></br></center></p>

     </body>

     </html>    

 

                      JSTL Core c out Tag 

Let’s take a look on the Program…

To elaborate the C: Out (JSTL) tag as per we use to call the taglib(tag library) line in the start of Program with the         prefix of “c”. After that the motto of this program to show the output of expressions. Here we call all the required    HTML tags like Head, Title and body tags etc. in body tag we put the parameter in required value part. And then it will be used to print the result on web browser while compiling.  

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